@N0tYrBeezin @Lethale123 considering the average pay of a developer compared to factory/retail associates i can't feel bad for the developer

I can't help but think about what this does to not only companies that resell games but rental services. I know publishers are thinking about their bottom line, but they are going to put a lot of people out of work.

@joce667 @maybock3000 never used a simile before have you?

@DrizztDark noo. i just really enjoy rpgs in general, mostly jrpgs...niche, yes. shity, far from it.

@ecs33 the only problem with me taking up this mantra of playing games is the fact that most of games i enjoy hover around the 60's and 70's

@Xristophoros @PacoTaco nintendo is just protecting their bottom line. they are not over reacting. this all boils down to the ratings board in each country. and it cost money to get the game reviewed again under a rating of M. not to mention they would have to recall the copies of the game that are still on store shelves.

@sonyfreak456 yes but these titles were rated accordingly (M). not T like fire emblem is.

@unreal101 you are correct. this would now be rated M for Alcohol Reference, Fantasy Violence, Mild Language, Mild Suggestive Themes and ....partial nudity

@enartloc @Lethale123 while i agree with you that this is a little absurd it would cost more money to have the game go through the rating process again.

@Stebsis it's not the bikini that's the problem in these pictures. its the fact her bottom is partially out of said bikini.